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HI SR124
Resolution
AI Summary
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Film and television industry in Hawaii generated $405 million in production expenditures, created 3,303 jobs, and produced $707 million in economic impact with $43.7 million in tax revenues in 2019.
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Single-use plastics are commonly used on film and television production sets for food, beverages, and accommodations for cast and crew members.
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Switching from single-use plastic water bottles to reusable supplies on a 60-day film production could reduce water supply costs from $11,175 to approximately $5,489 according to a 2014 PGA Green report.
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State Sustainability Coordinator is urged to work with state and county film offices to develop protocols ensuring film and television productions in Hawaii utilize sustainable practices consistent with the State's 2050 Sustainability Plan.
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Certified copies of the resolution shall be transmitted to the State Sustainability Coordinator, Hawaii State Film Commissioner, and film commissioners at offices in Honolulu, Maui County, Hawaii Island, and Kauai.
Legislative Description
Urging The State Sustainability Coordinator To Work With The State And County Film Offices To Develop Protocols To Ensure That Film And Television Productions In Hawaii Are Utilizing Sustainable Practices.
State Sustainability Coordinator
Last Action
Certified copies of resolutions sent, 06/06/22.
6/6/2022